Example sentences of "but he [verb] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 They have got an accent this 's got one but he sounds more Lancashire than anything .
2 But he adored little boys and when my son Mark was born , he became his godfather . ’
3 But he led poor Stevenson to his death , and he almost killed me . ’
4 ‘ Steiner 's mission ended in failure , but he led German soldiers in battle on English soil .
5 The father did not say a word but he shovelled many sandwiches into his mouth and swatted the occasional fly which landed on his fat body .
6 The critical promoter of the work of Seurat and his friends was Félix Fénéon , a subtle stylist who varied his methods according to the work he was describing ; he used expository language for Degas , but he dropped logical connection in language , even verbs when discussing Monet 's spontaneous art .
7 He had often told her that it was a social disadvantage having the sort of wife he could n't take anywhere , but he dropped this line when she started appearing beside him at literary lunches and old school do 's .
8 He was only a little 'un , but he got one weight over his head all right .
9 They quashed the murder charge but he got ten years for intent to wound resulting in death , plus , of course , half as much again because there was a firearm involved . ‘
10 Mr Cahill said : ‘ There are no plans to sell Rover ’ , but he admitted that defence remained the core of BAe 's business .
11 But he admitted last night : ‘ We are working on something .
12 But he felt that position to be untenable .
13 But he felt sure facts would come , now the basic riddle was solved .
14 The man below could not have seen the movement , but he felt some shifting of the air above him , or heard , perhaps , if he had a wild beast 's hearing as he had its gait , the mere rustle of a sleeve against the stone .
15 But he told another women , barren after five years of marriage , that she was a witch .
16 But he planted this gaol in the middle of Buckingham as a sort of rebuke to the townspeople .
17 But he said loyalist terrorists ‘ sullied the terms Protestant , unionist , Northern Ireland and British while in reality they are pagans , no friends of Northern Ireland and in the end enemies of all its people .
18 No , but he said four pound odd 's dear in n it ?
19 But he said legal challenges were unlikely .
20 But he said Roman Catholics and Anglicans ‘ have to accept , for the moment , our different ways of reaching decisions ’ .
21 ( ‘ I pointed out to my boss that we could run the business straight and still pull in the same sort of money , but he said straight money did n't spend right . ’ )
22 But he said both men had benefitted from keeping the company alive .
23 But he said elected representatives would attend the meting to explain the council 's position .
24 But he said old Crumwallis would never notice .
25 But he said last night he was confident the convoy would reach Srebrenica early today .
26 But he had two batting sessions at the indoor nets at Bradford yesterday and was sufficiently satisfied with his progress to announce his comeback .
27 he did some of the flying himself but he had other pilots .
28 By the time Billy opened at the Theatre Royal , Drury Lane , Crawford had a standby , Billy Boyle , but he had other worries .
29 I do n't know who killed him , but he had many enemies in Scotland .
30 But he had good reasons .
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